> It works great! I'm blushing, the answer was even right under my nose
> (as usual). Anyway, Here is the HTML encoding I am using for the
> upper part of the Squeak character set (only a couple of characters
> are missing). You have probably done this already.
I wouldn't do that and I am sure you will sooner or later run into troubles.
In my experience the easiest (but certainly not the only) way to make
things work is the following:
- leave WAHtmlBuilder class>>#initialize as it is
- use WAKom instead of anything that does a special encoding
- use #isoToUtf8 on all strings you define in your image
- strings that come from the outside (requests) are already utf-8
Cheers,
Lukas
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Lukas Renggli
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